joanna: quite possibly.ay in which the swiss do banking is different from other places in the world but that kind of cushion and backdrop to support things if it does not work out i suppose is one possible solution. it's not what we saw in the u.k. with the acquisition of silicon valley bank u.k. by hsbc. they were prepared to take that on but there's clearly more uncertainty around this situation which is why we are seeing the government guarantee them. francine: one aspect was the fact switzerland yesterday, i was there that press conference change the law so ubs shareholders could not vote on this transaction. as a lawyer do you worry this sets a dangerous precedent sprayed i don't know the market is most worry about today. if there are three things ubs and company needs to come out and explain, what are they? joanna: they need time to get shareholder approval with this deal. he needed to be done quickly in a matter overnight. they were never going to be get -- going to be able to get the kind of sharehol

joanna: yes, they are.as been an acknowledgment that women are bigger part of the ecosystem and people of color are a bigger part of the ecosystem and they are getting access to capital. that is important. they have great ideas. to make those come to fruition you need access to capital. anything that you can do like the non-traditional funding sources that can enable people to get funding to start these companies come you are able to grow and that is the key to starting a company in silicon valley or anywhere else. getting access to capital to do that. we need to expand the number of people who are able to get access to that caroline: capital. caroline:media organizations like ourselves care about getting your voice on. media organizations like ourselves train people to make sure that we can get enough new voices coming onto certain programs. i am interested in what you can do other than right in cap locks to hear voices. what is underneath the system happening at the moment that you are galvanized? joanna:

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the cup of joe and a native for a better new hampshire for all of us these welcome assisted mayor joanna kelly. >> thank you, thank you, everyone for being here it is an honor to have you here, we act cup of joe are celebrating our fifth every three here today so were so excited and it affected so many people. a little bit about the space michael creating cup of joe was an inclusive environment for everyone and to create a location with a beaded connector and one of the privileges i now have because i'm allowed and can host wonderful people like marianne who are trying to make a difference fundamentally in our country. it is so exciting and so many times that we lose this, we lose the connection and we saw during the pandemic how much we miss the direction it's one of the great privileges as granite stators most of us have access to every candidate running for any office because they know how important we are here they know were first in the nation primary is so important to us, we know that we are committed to positive change in the country and trying to lead that way, for me it is refr

remembering joanna simpson.igners gathered to honour her and to fight on her behalf. and to call for the man who killed her, her husband, robert brown, not to be released from prison later this year, halfway through his 26—yearjail term. we're campaigning now to protect ourselves and the public because with the sentence he has, robert brown will be automatically released in november. no application for parole, just out. robert brown was a british airways pilot. he'd driven to the home he'd previously shared withjoanna in berkshire, in october 2010. armed with a claw hammer, he hit his wife around the head at least 1a times. joanna had tried to defend herself. their two children were in another room and heard the attack. brown then buried his wife's body in a makeshift grave he had dug some weeks earlier. he was cleared of murder but admitted manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility. at his trial, jurors heard that brown had been consumed with anger throughout the marriage. the couple were in the

[applause] >> state representative joanna mcclinton became the first woman sworn in as speaker in thecan american speaker of the pennsylvania house. >> and we in this moment in time right now have to pinch ourselves, because it was almost 250 years before a woman could stand at this desk, not just to give a prayer. but to get the gavel [applause] . >> joining us now is the new house speaker, the commonwealth of pennsylvania, joanna mcclinton. madam speaker, thank you very much for joining us tonight. how did it feel to finally have that gavel in your hand today? >> it still feels surreal. i keep asking myself, am i dreaming from last night, or didn't finally happen? do we get this across the finish line? did we respond to the voters of pennsylvania who chose to reject divisiveness and partisanship and put democrats in the majority for the first time in 12 years. >> you know when we see these events [applause] it means something to us, to see the first woman become speaker. what does it mean to you? >> what it means to me, it means that my grandmother, climb named after, joanna mcclint

remembering joanna simpson. now to protect ourselves and the public because with the sentence he has, robert brown will be automatically released in november. no application for parole, just out. robert brown was a british airways pilot. he'd driven to the home he'd previously shared with joanna in berkshire in october 2010. armed with a clawhammer, he hit his wife around the head at least 14 times. joanna had tried to defend herself. their two children were in another room and heard the attack. brown then buried his wife's body in a makeshift grave he had dug some weeks earlier. he was cleared of murder but admitted manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility. at his trial, jurors heard that brown had been consumed with anger throughout the marriage. the couple were in the middle of divorce proceedings. robert brown said he killed his wife during an argument about schools. if he does come out, god help us. the revenge he will feel, because he feels he was stitched up by us and... we're worried. we'

let's bring in joanna lu. it's great to have you.e is so much to talk about with this pent-up demand, coming from hong kong, china. what are you expecting out of these earnings from cathay? what is the one thing you are looking out for the most? joanna: we -- our data shows that cathay has improved its capacity since last summer. for the whole year, for 2022, the capacity provided was still very volatile and the cumulative capacity was still 72% down, compared to 2019 levels. it marginally improved. however, the accumulated traffic level was about 90% down compared to 2019. also, we noticed that 20% of the fleet is still in storage. the overall picture may still be challenging. a net loss should be narrowing. that should be improving in the second half of 2022 in terms of operations and financial performance. rishaad: why are airlines, particularly cathay, having a tough time tilting capacity back to where it was? joanna: well, it was because cathay has relied on the china side, the traffic demand from the china side. it's important

remembering joanna simpson.igners gathered to honour her and to fight on her behalf. and to call for the man who killed her, her husband, robert brown, not to be released from prison later this year, halfway through his 26 yearjail term. we're campaigning now to protect ourselves and the public because with the sentence he has, robert brown will be automatically released in november. no application for parole, just out. robert brown was a british airways pilot. he'd driven to the home he'd previously shared with joanna in berkshire in october 2010. armed with a clawhammer, he hit his wife around the head at least 14 times. joanna had tried to defend herself. their two children were in another room and heard the attack. brown then buried his wife's body in a makeshift grave he had dug some weeks earlier. he was cleared of murder but admitted manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility. at his trial, jurors heard that brown had been consumed with anger throughout the marriage. the couple were in the m

joanna: we are. we get to see across the curve from six months all the way up to 20 years, exactly how people are planning duration. in the last week or so, we have seen a little bit of activity in stepping out of the curve a bit on the 2, 3, five, and seven year yield. we want to lean into the idea that the rate hike cycle is ending and the economy may be cooling-off, there could be some more interesting and attractive returns there. or, if you want to reposition your portfolio from last year where you have been reducing the duration and credit risk, you may want to take on duration on the 10 and 20 year just to anticipate the downturn and or get yourself back to your benchmark of where duration assets are in your overall portfolio. lots of reasons why we are seeing clients take a bit more duration in their portfolio and just in the last recent weeks we have started to see it. heidi: thank you so much, thanks for coming into the studio. you can get a round up of the stories you need to know in today

but what you're saying, joanna, is that equation doesn't really work. so it is really important that we understand that there are 2 very different types of carbon. and this is fairly talked a while, but he's fundamental. so we have fossil carbone, these deposits that are locked under ground for millions and millions of years. and then you have the biological carbon, which is this more dynamic carbon, the flows around trees, vegetation oceans, and he's dynamic, it changes, he goes from one to the other. but what is fundamentally the climate crisis is that the am locking of phosphate carbon that bussey that took millions of years to be create that been our beam baron in the shape of petroleum gas or a co, e mem massey, the scale, i mean a short period of time, and that creates an impossible imbalance for the earth capacity to deal with it, to absorb it to do regulate. if we don't stop burning petroleum, oil and gas, we are not addressing the problem and offsets is a way to not talk about this. there's really no such 2 carbon offset. if you really look at

joanna simpson was at home in berkshire when she was killed by her husband. 26 years in prison. but more than a decade later, he is being considered for early release, and could be freed in november. joanna's mother diana parkes wants to stop brown getting out, and has met with thejustice secretary dominic raab. he was extremely intent on listening to what we were saying, and i think he's going to look into it very closely. i pushed him very hard in terms of making commitments, and he did explicitly say that he would definitely review this case properly under his new powers. he clearly cannot make any commitment in terms of the outcome of that review. that's something that will have to play its way through. the campaign to prevent brown's early release was launched earlier this month, and is also backed by carriejohnson, the wife of the former prime minister. just astonished at the amount of publicity that we've had. absolutely astonished. and really, it's down to carriejohnson, because for years, i've been saying, who is going to monitor him for 13 years whe

but what you're saying, joanna, is that equation doesn't really work. so it is really important that we understand that there are 2 very different types of carbon. and this is fairly, talk a while, but he's full num info. so we have a phosphate carbone. these deposits that are locked under ground for millions and millions of years. and then you have the biological carbon, which is this more dynamic carbone that flows around trees. they just, they, the ocean, i mean dynamic, it changes, it goes from one to the other. but what is meant in the climate crisis is that i'm looking up the car that took millions of years to be create. that's been our beam baron in the shape of petroleum. gov or coal, mem massey, the scale i mean a short period of time. and that creates kind of impossible for the earth capacity to deal with these to absorb, to regulate. if we don't stop very control you got, we are not addressing the problem. an offset is a way to not talk about these. there's really no such a carbon offset. if you really look at it, it's made up. tom gold tooth

let's talk to a recipient, joanna gallagher who runs a suite of etfs.nna, we have seen big inflows into your short-term treasury etfs bonds are back, but should investors start considering increasing their allocation to bonds? remember last year at this time? 6040 stock bond dead, and now it's back. >> yeah, and the reason bonds are back is because yields are back there was a tremendous shift in yields last year that was historic yields went into the year, and went up by 425 basis points. that is just a huge shift. what it means for everyday portfolios and everyday investors is that cash needs to be addressed the things that are on the sidel side sidelines, anything that haven't been moved to the treasury space, they should consider doing that although bontds are back, investors aren't rialereallocat. >> you have been a beneficiary of that, but what about corporate treasuries and high yields for example is there any place or should we forget about it? >> high yield is interesting because it's misrepresented in terms of its risk. high yields, if we think

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for diana, though, joanna's death was a tragedy that changed her family's life forever.ther news. three people have been wounded in tel aviv in what police say was a suspected terror attack. the police say the attacker was — in their words — neutralised at the scene. it comes hours after the us defence secretary lloyd austin arrived in israel for talks. he told israeli leaders to take steps to reduce tension in the west bank amid an escalation in violence. a court in malaysia has charged the former prime minister, muhyiddin yassin, with abuse of power and money laundering. mr muhyiddin had previously said the charges were politically motivated. he was granted bail but was ordered to surrender his passport. the american actor robert blake has died. he was best known for his role as detective tony baretta in the 19705 tv series "baretta". he starred in a number of other films and tv dramas during a career that spanned nearly six decades. in 2002 he was charged with murdering his second wife bonnie lee bakely but was acquitted in 2005. he was 89. the former us president don

williamson: when joanna and i first met, there was a sense of repour. there was a sense of resonance that we both felt certain ways, new certain things -- knew certain things, that i know that's not shared by just joanna and me and many people in this room but i believe millions and millions of people in america. i know that conviction that many of us have felt for a long time we could just seek to express in our own individual lives. we felt that the toxicity of politics was something that we really didn't want to be part of too much for the very reasons that joanna said. that so much of what we have come to think of as a political establishment was somehow out of alignment with what our hearts knew to be true. but now i think many of us, millions of us have come to understand that by disengaging from politics we only allowed it to become more toxic. and the incidents that have occurred here at this place, in this beautiful environment, this town, this street, this neighborhood where you least expect a swastika to be on the window. obviously, that's a

miss phyllis, as after the 1st earthquake, we received 20 families who lost their homes of sunny joanna. and after the 2nd one, latham many more came here because they were afraid to stay in their building sort of. and this will, although as you can see, it is difficult to meet their needs. settlement for thousands of syrians. the choice is between living on the streets or living in fear took his government has been criticized for its handling of the disaster. and that's likely to be reflected in the imminent election campaign. an alliance of opposition party says agreed on a joint candidate to challenge president richard. typo to one. come, i'll kill it, star lieu of the republican people's party will run against it. a one impulse shed ewald in my opinion, serv. i suggest it will be the closest contest. in 2 decades. d w 's is timble correspondent, dorian john, says president edwin is likely to have a fight on a chance. well, i mean, the president on really is fighting a very tough battle. inflation is, same thing between 80 and a 100 percent. sometimes maybe even higher. there is a co

them the next villas after the 1st earthquake, we received 20 families who lost their homes of sunny joanna. and after the 2nd one, latham many more came here because they were afraid to stay in their building sort of. and this will, although as you can see, tom is difficult to meet their needs up homeless, martha for thousands of syrians, the choice is between living on the streets or living in fear. your writing date of ian is coming up next. it is business days with my colleague janelle, to milan, to say with us, if you can for that, there's always more on the website, the w dot com and on social media. i'm sarah kaleon. berlin is for watching. ah. so i was just rescuing data from a farm. this one the study globally. you know, i found it like this and i couldn't just leave it there. should meet with this is such a great burden with it was so dirty and cleaning of turn the entire bathroom into maps. this is the water birds 1st swelled one of the most beautiful moments i've ever experienced. that a trim, simple man can give you a donkey series about our complex relationship with animals. w

miss phyllis, as after the 1st earthquake, we received 20 families who lost their homes of sunny joanna and after the 2nd one, latham many more came here because they were afraid to stay in their building. soberness will, although, as you can see um is difficult to meet their needs at almost martha for thousands of syrians, the choice is between living on the streets or living in fear. turkeys government has been criticized for its handling of the disaster and that is likely to be reflected in the imminent election campaign. and the lines of opposition parties has agreed on a joint candidate to replace, to challenge rather to challenge president richard. typo to one. come out kits ally of the republican people's party will run against at one impulse shed. yield in my opinion, surveys suggest it will be the closest contest in 2 decades. early we spoke to dorian jones, our correspondence in istanbul, and asked him what is changed to make the opposition unite around. and he candidates, fully 74 year old who's of in a veteran of turkish politics. these many ways is the opposite of president

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joanna simpson was at home in berkshire when she was killed by her husband.in terms of the outcome of that review. that's something that will have to play its way through. the campaign to prevent brown's early release was launched earlier this month, and is also backed by carriejohnson, the wife of the former prime minister. just astonished at the amount of publicity that we've had. absolutely astonished. and really, it's down to carrie johnson, because for years, i've been saying, who is going to monitor him for 13 years when he comes out ofjail, still has 13 years on licence? nobody really took notice, but now, thanks to carrie, and hetty, all her hard work as well, i do feel we might be getting somewhere. last year, the secretary of state was given new powers to refer certain prisoners to the parole board to determine if they are safe to be released. they are only used in rare cases such as if there is a threat to national security or if there is a risk of serious harm to the public. today, the ministry ofjustice says dominic raab will review whether to us

joining us is joanna stern >> morning, guys >> we'll talk about the a.i.if most people who have upgraded, if they have to the latest app or ios on their phone know that there's a new setting in there that changes the game in terms of how much you actually charge your phone at any given time. explain. >> well, it depends, right it's focused on -- this is called a green charging or, you know, the specific setting, but it's in the battery section, and what it tries to do is it's basically going to fully charge when there's lower carbon emission electricity so that means if the power grid is using that lower carbon emission electricity, you're not going to have any idea that this is happening in the background, but what seems to be happening is some people are waking up in the morning and seeing something along the lines of, your phone will finish charging later, and so when this is happening in the background, the phone is sort of trying to decide when it should finish charging. should it start to wait for that greener energy what a lot of people are freaking

joanna the policy exchange. joanna bnng the policy exchange. joanna bring women back up .what's really shocking. is that the word woman ever taken off all these websites in the first place? whoever thought this was a good idea clearly needs to go back to medical school because it didn't anything about basic and what it actually means to be female, to be a woman . they also don't know be a woman. they also don't know anything about language because you're dealing with medical situations it's actually quite dangerous. i think to remove the word woman because it alienates people . i mean you said the word people. i mean you said the word woman is being replaced by. you people . i find that actually people. i find that actually preferable to other examples i've seen where the word woman's replaced with things like uterus. however or vagina owner , which are incredibly insulting terms and people for whom engushis terms and people for whom english is not their first language. you might not even that. this is something that's referring to you. but isn't it dehumanising ? that's t

is he, joanna, will you? dora melma dan called me kind of that stuff you made up dance, ought to be made up. dan chuck knew she knew all door shut that off. ma hedge. good . i'm muscular bahati zan that but it boise that you know my up on a sun nash pop up. oh, i may still on that a more is a monet, michelle has any de he i stopped a motor. how misha? golden time megan, but it's, you know, my ask for the song afghans on this is a state film institute. so the scripts all had to pass through approval by a censorship board. but i think very much unlike what you see in china during the same kind of period where things were attributed to a workshop. you can't really fit the communist feature films for mac honest then into a series of author las films because they are very much the product of singular artistic visions. i'm in my ass good letter that must make it there for secular funds that i saw. and i just fell in love with this film. for example, after the joker bi engineer, the thief is an extraordinary film an

miss phyllis, as after the 1st earthquake, we received 20 families who lost their homes of sunny joanna. and after the 2nd one, rollin many, mo, came here because they were afraid to stay in their building sort of. and this will a little as you can see, tom is difficult to meet the needs of homeless mazda for thousands of syrians, the choices between living on the streets, or living in fear. and let's get more now on the situation in syria. i am joined by journalist omar, a bomb in the northern city of ed live omar. i'm, as we've heard there in the 1st days after the quakes, little 8 and no heavy equipment arrived in northern syria. walk us through how the situation is now of the way shape a selection is that number a are looking for a cell phones, especially at the bottom of the number of those affected syria more, more like a solution or not enough because a, make anything like life hospitals or a billy brook, people are trying to tourists and getting a more more, more united nation, another country. how about areas of the country that are held by the government of basha, ala side wal

miss phyllis, as after the 1st earthquake, we received 20 families who lost their homes of sunny joanna. and after the 2nd one, latham many more came here because they were afraid to stay in their building sort of. and this will, although as you can see, it is difficult to meet their needs. september's, martha, for thousands of syrians. the choice is between living on the streets or living in fear. that's our time for now, but make sure to stay informed to stay engaged and stay in touch. follow our team on twitter at either way. news and myself at nicole underscore fully for now from the entire team on the day. thank you so much for spending part of your day with with me glacier lou provide nourishment in baton for both body and soul. but climate change is threatening this balance. the balloons are adapting to these shifts with innovative strategies. india or d, w. women from afghanistan, ah, women from afghanistan making movies, women from afghanistan, making movies in exile. ah, they will not shut out. they will not stop telling their stories. arts 21 in 60 minutes on d. w. o ah. or f

paul, with his growing social media following feels it can to joanna roscoe, l g a show. her attorney has had japan 2 a 4 street when that the world baseball classic, the l angel star put on the show for the crowd in tokyo with this at re run home. i guess that's really a japan had already qualified for the quarter finals. finished and the 71 wind for the home team, australia still have a chance of reaching the knockout rounds, adding into their funnel group game against attack republic. oh, the united states made a winning start to their campaign. the reigning champions beat great britain in phoenix, but not was for it. tracy thompson scored the 1st ever home run by british player at the tournament. is he enjoyed that moment spot. the u. s. went on to win the game. now just to recap, our top story arsenal have reestablish their 5 point lead at the top of the english premier league. the gunners beat full em 3 nail away. our saw our luckily to win the p l for the 1st time and nearly 2 decades. okay, and that is all you support for now? back to you so hell, thanks very much

than this villas as after the 1st earthquake, we received 20 families who lost their homes of sunny joanna. and after the 2nd one, latham many more came here because they were afraid to stay in their building sort of and this will, although, as you can see, it is difficult to meet their needs at almost martha for thousands of syrians, the choice is between living on the streets or living in fear. i spoke earlier to thomas odella longer from the i f r. c, the international federation of red cross, red crescent societies. and i asked for the humanitarian situation in parts of syria, a country already ravaged by years of war and weather survivors there have received help be called a guardian store, where you quickly spoke about in more than a bit of work. but then that is what's called the them, there's a huge economic crisis and then out of the year, quicker needs are still enormous. we said since the beginning that these will be a great team worth where every agency everybody needs to go. it's all part. but then it will last longer is not something that we were sort of in a couple of weeks

the message russia does not stand alone. joanna hoose is here with more. well, richard, we saw a russian charm offensive this past week when vladimir putin host the chinese presidency, gin, ping, now 13 months into the war and ukraine, russia is increasingly isolated and needed to show solidarity with a powerful ally, device nation. so that's the continuum between us approach. what would you do more than russia has grown increasingly reliance, politically and economically on basing, and voices on the criminal control. airway, celebrated the meeting on chinese stay tv. however, the messaging was more pragmatic. she can change it, who to call a p f. c. padding or pool. i'm not sure how far down town she will be in your home when she for be sure to what she. she don't find that can be a chinese outlets provided relatively little coverage of the meeting. china has recently tried to position itself as a piece broker, a neutral player, rather than a backer of russia's worn ukraine. to hone, jumping should be humans. on the cook, i'm going to meet the truck. that

it's going to give him that opportunity to escape for those 30. 60 minutes, mother, joanna hernandezsays for her son, who has been in jail for six years. this will be life changing, especially for her grandson. my son's father was incarcerated in this very gentle and now my son. and. my goal is to break that one. my grandson and i have to do anything. by all means necessary to break that cycle and to break down barriers in hopes of building relationships , months in the making to fulfill a family need and help to end incarceration. the end product is honey. something sweet. something healing something that you know. who complains about honey, right? and the honey is the sweetness that comes between the bond of a child and tir parents happening in this hive built in an unexpected place in san francisco, brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news. some ducks that were cut on video making their way down a flooded freeway last week are now helping a bay area clothing brand market new sweatshirts. the ducks made our news gas after they were caught swimming on 5 80 between 35th avenue and macarthur.

than this villas as after the 1st earthquake, we received 20 families who lost their homes of sunny joanna. and after the 2nd one random many more came here because they were afraid to stay in their building sort of. and this will, although, as you can see, um is difficult to meet their needs. certain mazda for thousands of syrians, the choice between living on the streets, or living in fear. and for more on the situation in turkey, we spoke with alexandria, cya, had of humanitarian policy, and advocacy at st. the children international. we asked her if aid is reaching those who need it. most. 8 efforts have rams up, but what people are telling us is that they're still in survival mode. they're not able to plan for the future. they're saying that even thinking about recovery is so far away for them because they're, they're telling us that they're still looking for durable shelter. they're still worried about access to water. they're still worried about an access to santa taishan facilities. they're still worried about their next hot meal. the destruction that the earthquake has left is so

this is the story of joanna valencia who lives in a poor neighbourhood of bo gotta with billy any water supply mean on but i do on our lindsay. my name is tuan valencia. i'm 28 years old. i live in the to be no new neighborhood in the fact of quarter miss. that was what i read with my 3 kids 4 years ago, displeased by the violence in the chuckle region. when you said what i said, and she's the 1st day we never had access to water for our house was cause personal hygiene, cleanings. it's very complicated. kind of the parts of the neighborhood, christine watson, late at night times every 3 or 4 days. i depend on the good heart of neighbors that share some of the water with me. well, the own. okay. me though? no. i don't even know, but i'm working as a security guard. there are days that i don't bring any food at work because i have no water to cook it and i work tomorrow, but my uniform is dirty because i haven't been able to wash it. got it. i hope. same with my kids, school uniform, their shoes. i have loads of dirty dishes because i haven't been able to wash them either. them again i,

i know i lindsey my name is joanna valencia. i'm 28 years old. i live in the d. v. no new neighborhood in the fact of the quarter. they miss that, i think was what i read of my 3 kids 4 years ago, displeased by the violence in the chuckle region. when you know what i said long since the 1st day we never had access to water for our household course. personal hygiene, cleanings, it's very complicated. i kind of thought parts of the neighborhood receive water leak at night at times every 3 or 4 days. i depend on the good heart of neighbors that share some of the water with me. well, the own, okay. and the weather that i don't really, i am working as a security guard. there are days that i don't bring any food at work because i have no water to cook it and i work tomorrow, but my uniform is dirty because i haven't been able to wash it out with it. i hope same with my kids, school uniform, their shoes. i have loads of dirty dishes because i haven't been able to wash them either. them again i have, i hope to be able to buy a big tank or find an organization that could hel

than this villas after the 1st earthquake, we received 20 families who lost their homes of sunny joanna. and after the 2nd one, latham many mo, came here because they were afraid to stay in their building sort of. and this will, although, as you can see, it is difficult to meet their needs at almost martha for thousands of syrians, the choice is between living on the streets or living in fear. better time for now, but make sure to stay informed. stay engaged and stay in touch. follow our team on twitter at either way. news and myself at nicole unders or foolish for now from the entire team on the day. thank you so much for spending part of your day with a with with rich chatting to the moon. 50 years off to astronaut la, set foot on us satellite. wow. in the souvenirs they brought back, keep science busy to this day. now nasa is planning a new mission. the research project continues despite the delay to morrow to do next on d, w. targeted killings by combat. drones are being prepared at the u. s. military base in the hammerstein the problem. the base is on german soil. does german law p

we receive 22 families who lost their homes of sunny joanna. and after the 2nd one, rollin many mo, came here because they were afraid to stay in their buildings over this will. although, as you can see, tom is difficult to meet their needs up homeless martha. for thousands of syrians, the choices between living on the streets, or living in fear. for more or less bringing massive dell a longer a spokesperson for the i f r. c. the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies. welcome. thank you so much for taking the time to speak with us on this important issue. i'd like to start with the situation in syria. this is a country ravaged by years of war, where the quakes have been described as a disaster on top of a disaster or one month on have all survivors there in receiving help. well, good afternoon and thanks for giving me 1st when we called the humanitarian store, where you quickly spoke about in more than a decade of work. but then that is also copied. and then there's a huge economic crisis. and then our year quaker nee